How do you list all the files managed by `puppet`?
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Ever since version 2.7.x you can do:
cat $(puppet agent --configprint resourcefile)
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Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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Trevor Boyd Smith over 1 year
I need to make some changes to a system but I am not sure if the changes I make are managed by
puppetor not. So I want to check to see ifpuppetis managing the files I wish to change.How do you list all the files managed by
puppet? -
Trevor Boyd Smith about 6 yearsadditionally you oftentimes need to run puppet agent with the
--noopoption to see any other changes that may be enacted.